Ten key questions about life under the impending lockdown.
Unless you have Covid-19 or are working on the frontline, like doctors and nurses, you do not need to wear a mask1. Must I test for coronavirus if I am coughing and have a sore throat?if you have had a potentially high-risk exposure , then yes — you must have a coronavirus test.
4. What happens if I break the rules during lockdown — for example, driving on the freeway without a valid reason?5. Can I drink alcohol during the lockdown? The following questions can only be answered on Wednesday by the security cluster briefing, but the examples of other countries may give an indication of what’s coming.What’s known is that buying groceries and petrol, getting social grants, banking and seeking medical care are allowed during lockdown — one person at a time, keeping the required distance.
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